Missing French aviator Bague feared lost at sea
Reports say Lieutenant Bague is missing after a flight from Nice to Corsica with carrier pigeons on board. Despite search flights by a craft from Corsica, no trace of the aviator or his seaplane is found, raising fears he may have perished like Cecil Grace in the North Sea last December.
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Cecil Grace
North Sea
Carrie
Alais
Dover
Baxne
Nice
Corsa
Corris
Corsica
Banker Admits Guilt In Charge At Sliver Hawking Co
Silver president of the Sliver Hawking Company returned home and surrendered to the sheriff. Bond set at $500, he stayed at home overnight. He admitted retiring deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent, causing losses to depositors totaling around $100000 despite assets offsetting some liabilities.
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West
T. HH
Sliver Hawking Company
Ted
Witter
Striking Miners Accept Terms in Canton Conference
Reports say the Tuscaraw district union vote approved terms reached at a joint conference in Canton last week. The strike, nearing its one year mark, has cost over $500000 in benefits and affected about 3500 miners, with about 0 miners reportedly leaving due to the dispute.
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Bridgeport
Altaoush Weins
Aloe
Liquor Law Rulings From Cleveland Court June 6
Judge Le vine holds liquor cases in police court ruling that serving drinks in a kitchen while a barroom is used does not keep the saloon open unlawfully and staying in a restaurant after midnight to drink pre midnight orders is not a closing law violation. In Cicero Indiana Harry Hiatt, 24, fatally shoots wife Nellie Hiatt, 21, then shoots himself in the forehead at her father A W Bonn’s home.
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Cicero
Ind
Harry Hiatt
Nellie Hiatt
A. W Bonn
Hiatt
Rawedy
Hungarian couple’s tragedy shocks Cleveland home
Five years after arriving from Hungary Anna Manderich and her husband built a life in Cleveland. The husband, deaf, faced rejection by immigration authorities in New York. A deaf boarder aided by Mrs Manderich’s care. Last week the husband was refused entry again in New York. Mrs Manderich hanged herself in the cellar of her home.
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Cleveland, CO
Anna Manderich
Hungary
America
New York
Cleveland
Mandrich Hanoged
Bellaire Man Found Fatally Wounded near Country Road
In Bellaire on June 6 a man believed murdered by an assailant identified as Wack Hand was discovered lying by a country road. He died hours later after being denied hospital care. Three bullets were fired into the bed where he lay.
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Bellaire
Lalian
Bellaire Au
Hichliand Palle Inne 6 John Pigelow Ill in Dreaded Health Crisis
The aged Mr. Pigelow, in his ninety fourth year, suffers a severe intestinal attack. His physician says recovery hinges on his vitality as relatives gather at Mr. Bigelow's home.
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Hichliand Palle
John Pigelow
Mr. Bigelows
Fullington Refuses Payment of Telephone Bill in Columbus
Acting on an opinion by Attorney General Hogan, State Auditor Fullington halted payment of a $1509 telephone bill. The charge relates to calls by senators to families or constituents in Columbus.
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Columbus
O Jine
Hogan
Fullington
Death claims General Brinkerhoff in Mansfield
General Roeliff Brinkerhoff longtime state board of charities member and founder of the Ohio State Archaeological Society died at his Mansfield home after months of age related illness. Funeral set for tomorrow.
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Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
Roeliff Brinkerhoff
State Board of
Chari Lies
Ohio State Archaelogical Society
Hix Lines
Wins Fight for Life After Long Battle with Lung Illness
James B Bershon of Newark New Jersey recounts a protracted struggle with lung hemorrhages and weakness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with recovery after eight months unable to work. Ends with an offer of a trial bottle and a promise of a one dollar six cent price and guarantee by Blackmer and Tanquary.
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James B Bershon
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
Blackmer & Tanquary
Battle near Paionia de San Antonio in Chi huahua
In June near Paionia de San Antonio Chi huahua Mexico about 200 rebels and federal forces clashed under the Liberal banner. Generals Rangia Lateris and Ondiveris led the federals while Maderists faced them. several leaders were executed after trials.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Francisco L Madero
Paionia de San Antonio
Chihuahua
Mexico
Niberass Uhuer
Rangia
Lateris
Ondiveris
Neauris
Ohio Happenings in Brief Across Several Cities
A Columbus prosecutor favors Stella Hopper’s account in her arrest for murder, claiming two assaulted the victim during a clandestine meeting. In Wellsville, Wellsville, and Dayton two colored men, Ed Johnson and Fred Pullin, face murder suspicions tied to OP Bowers. A Kenton high schooler Ivan Smith rescues a drunken man on the Big Four line. In Wooster Fred Vangunten Jr dies after attempted self harm, his arm amputated, and in Columbus the city approves a 20 cent gas rate for five years after months of debate.
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Columbus
Kerr
Stella Hopper
Carl Sanborn
Wellsville O
Ed Johnson
Fred Pullin
OP Bowers
Wellsville
Cox
Leonard
Calhoun
Lisbon
Kenton
Ivan Smith
Local Farm Offers Mixed Grain and Produce Listings
A distressed OCR fragment lists items such as wheat, corn, oats, hay, timothy, hay flour, potatoes, butter, and young chickens. The text shows racey spellings and missing context but indicates a farm market or home grown produce catalog. Names, places, or dates are not clearly readable.
Ten injured in runaways near Imersville Ind
Ten persons were injured eight seriously in a series of runaways near Imersville Indiana Art Havenne i. Grace Saunders is among those mentioned with an incident involving cigarette on the street. Metropolitan Street Railway of Kansas City placed in receivership with Emil Huffl4 Toledo returning to Chicago then to his parents by police. Harley K Hurne of Columbus named Assistant United States district attorney with headquarters in that city.
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Mpersville
Ind
Art Havenne i
Grace Saunders
Metropolitan Street Railway Companys
Kansas City
Emil
William Elliott Daudurer Dies After Pneumonia Attack
William Elliott Daudurer of David The mace died in Colorado Springs following pneumonia. The Canadian government announced a 4 million dollar plan to improve St Johns harbor. A fire destroyed 140 miles of moving picture lines at the Powers Company plant in New York City.
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William Elliott
David the Mace
Atolorado Springs
Colo
St. Johns
New Brunswick
Powers’ Company
New York City
Live Stock and Grain Prices in Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland
Market report lists livestock and grain prices across multiple cities. Cattle and hogs show varied bids with calves veal and lambs noted, while hogs and sheep values are listed alongside pay scales for dairy and poultry products. Continuous prices reflect fluctuating demand and regional trading patterns.
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Cmiccaagco
Coeree Incinnati
Morice
Buffalo
Cleveland
Ali
M Migs
miiKexn
Epri Germ
Giel Lamha
Wwe
Olemet Wolpn
Hoge Theas Lee
Medhcime
Jv Vorkenr
Pitteburg-C Atthe Chuice & Me
Ate Com
Bulge
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Wellswilie Banker
Tuscarawas Field
Horlick’s
Cleveland, O
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Bigelow
Hew
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Tavernor Hedo
Culia Can
Manuel Bonilla
Madero
Aso
Ohio
Nies
Groom Freety
Washington
Detroit
Groom
Witie Lafitte
Bush
Delehanty
Ratteriitte and Stanage, Cinnewm and
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Chiesa Poonton
van Har
Trigun
A . Sala
Gines
Pittee Pitiade
ST Lovwis
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American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
St Paul
Louisville & Madianapolis
Minneapolis
Colum
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Hte
Hay
Timothy
Hlay
Michigan
Henry Sparks
West Court ST
Sauer's
Jas. T. Tuttle, Optician
Rothrock
METZ
P. O. Box
J. W. McNeal
D. H
Cita
Frank M. Alles
Corceet
Presigperian Church
Ohio National
Chillicothe, Ohio
E. Second St
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